Bricks, Blocks, Boxes, Cubes, and Dice

Lefeuvre, Kevin; Totzauer, Soeren; Storz, Michael; Kurze, Albrecht; Bischof, Andreas; Berger, Arne

doi:10.1145/3196709.3196768

Cited by 14 publications

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“…Such demos are widely used to explain sensors (e.g. [28,43,61]). Lechelt et al [42] note that interactive demos encourage exploration, allowing curiosity-driven exploration of technology.…”

Section: Aiding the Explanation With Conversational Propsmentioning

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Explanation before Adoption: Supporting Informed Consent for Complex Machine Learning and IoT Health Platforms

Eardley

Tonkin

Soubutts

et al. 2023

Proc. ACM Hum.-Comput. Interact.

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Explaining health technology platforms to non-technical members of the public is an important part of the process of informed consent. Complex technology platforms that deal with safety-critical areas are particularly challenging, often operating within private domains (e.g. health services within the home) and used by individuals with various understandings of hardware, software, and algorithmic design. Through two studies, the first an interview and the second an observational study, we questioned how experts (e.g. those who designed, built, and installed a technology platform) supported provision of informed consent by participants. We identify a wide range of tools, techniques, and adaptations used by experts to explain the complex SPHERE sensor-based home health platform, provide implications for the design of tools to aid explanations, suggest opportunities for interactive explanations, present the range of information needed, and indicate future research possibilities in communicating technology platforms.

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“…Such demos are widely used to explain sensors (e.g. [28,43,61]). Lechelt et al [42] note that interactive demos encourage exploration, allowing curiosity-driven exploration of technology.…”

Section: Aiding the Explanation With Conversational Propsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Explanation before Adoption: Supporting Informed Consent for Complex Machine Learning and IoT Health Platforms

Eardley

Tonkin

Soubutts

et al. 2023

Proc. ACM Hum.-Comput. Interact.

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“…Since Sheridan et al [7] explored and showed natural affordance of the cube, many works have investigated a large variety of cubic shape to create input and output devices. Lefeuvre et al [4] found nine recurring design properties dedicated to the cubic shape among forty-one works in the literature. "Manipulation as Input" property is one of them, in particular for a three-dimensional (3D) space interaction such as the Cubic Mouse [1] or the Rubikon [6] that allow intuitive control of the X, Y, and Z axes.…”

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Keycube is a Kind of Keyboard (k ³ )

Brun

Vallerand

George

2019

Extended Abstracts of the 2019 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Alternate realities through headsets, such as augmented, mixed and virtual reality are becoming part of people's everyday life. Except in some limited context, usual keyboards are inappropriate for such technological medium and alternative interfaces for text-entry must be explored. In this paper we present the keycube, a general-purpose cubic handheld device that goes beyond the textentry interface by including multiple keys, a touch-screen, an inertial unit with six degrees-offreedom and a vibrotactile feedback. Strong of its form factor and affordance, the keycube offers advantages with regards to mobility, comfort, learnability, privacy and playfulness. Thus, the combination creates a novel text-entry interface convenient for many use cases across the whole reality-virtuality continuum.

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Older People Inventing their Personal Internet of Things with the IoT Un-Kit Experience

Ambe

Brereton

Soro

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the 2019 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Bricks, Blocks, Boxes, Cubes, and Dice

Cited by 14 publications

References 43 publications

Explanation before Adoption: Supporting Informed Consent for Complex Machine Learning and IoT Health Platforms

Explanation before Adoption: Supporting Informed Consent for Complex Machine Learning and IoT Health Platforms

Keycube is a Kind of Keyboard (k ³ )

Older People Inventing their Personal Internet of Things with the IoT Un-Kit Experience

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Bricks, Blocks, Boxes, Cubes, and Dice

Cited by 14 publications

References 43 publications

Explanation before Adoption: Supporting Informed Consent for Complex Machine Learning and IoT Health Platforms

Explanation before Adoption: Supporting Informed Consent for Complex Machine Learning and IoT Health Platforms

Keycube is a Kind of Keyboard (k 3 )

Older People Inventing their Personal Internet of Things with the IoT Un-Kit Experience

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Keycube is a Kind of Keyboard (k ³ )